Hey There! This site will be used for a variety of activities that the Wolfhounds will do all year long. Wikis are wonderful tools that allows students and teachers, well basically anyone, to work on and/or collaborate on projects from any computer without having to worry about compatibility issues. It is kind of like a word processing document, but only better.
I DO HAVE ONE MAJOR REQUEST: PLEASE ONLY EDIT YOUR PAGE AND THE PAGE TITLED "A PLACE TO EXPLORE." -Mr. K.
If you are a guest viewer of this wiki, there are some highlights the class would like you to see.
1) The "Science Videos" tab to the right. This is where we shared some Animoto movies we made to explore landforms.
2) Any tab that says "Travel Journal". These were big projects about a fictional tour of Ohio. The class included links, photos and a google map in these projects.
3) The "A Place to Explore" tab to the right. We have had several collaborative 'assignments' on this page, our most recent one is a google map that tracks, Percy Jackson's Quest in The Lightning Thief book.
4) The "Math Glogs" page is where we embedded a geometry project using Glogster.
5) The "Percy Jackson Thinking" page is where we embedded our Wallwishers that tracked our character trait thinking about Percy Jackson in The Lightning Thief.
Welcome to The Wolfhounds Wiki
Hey There! This site will be used for a variety of activities that the Wolfhounds will do all year long. Wikis are wonderful tools that allows students and teachers, well basically anyone, to work on and/or collaborate on projects from any computer without having to worry about compatibility issues. It is kind of like a word processing document, but only better.
I DO HAVE ONE MAJOR REQUEST: PLEASE ONLY EDIT YOUR PAGE AND THE PAGE TITLED "A PLACE TO EXPLORE." -Mr. K.
If you are a guest viewer of this wiki, there are some highlights the class would like you to see.
1) The "Science Videos" tab to the right. This is where we shared some Animoto movies we made to explore landforms.
2) Any tab that says "Travel Journal". These were big projects about a fictional tour of Ohio. The class included links, photos and a google map in these projects.
3) The "A Place to Explore" tab to the right. We have had several collaborative 'assignments' on this page, our most recent one is a google map that tracks, Percy Jackson's Quest in The Lightning Thief book.
4) The "Math Glogs" page is where we embedded a geometry project using Glogster.
5) The "Percy Jackson Thinking" page is where we embedded our Wallwishers that tracked our character trait thinking about Percy Jackson in The Lightning Thief.